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| *[[Removing/replacing the rear wheel|Rear wheel]] | | *[[Removing/replacing the rear wheel|Rear wheel]] |
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| Be sure to use a new cotter pin. Be sure to reattach the brake and use the [[Torque Values|proper torque]] on everything. If the rear wheel gives you trouble, try this: | | Be sure to use a new cotter pin. Be sure to reattach the brake and use the [[Torque Values|proper torque]] on everything. |
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| Sit on the ground behind the bike. Hold the wheel up with your left hand, or your feet, and feed the axle in with your right. When it starts to hang up (and it almost always does), tap (not whack! just tap) the head of the bolt with a hammer while moving the wheel up and down a little with your left hand.
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| If you get it back on and it doesn't seem quite right, check that your spacers are all in order. Should look like this:
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| If you have trouble with the wheel not spinning after the front is back on, check that the speedometer drive is [[Reinstalling the front wheel|installed correctly]].
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| ==Links== | | ==Links== |